The Minnesota Vikings have signed British kicker Rhys Lloyd as a kick-off specialist on a two-year contract. Dover-born kicker Lloyd signed a two-year deal with the Vikings just a week after being cut by the Carolina Panthers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers brought back two familiar faces Monday. Wide receiver Antwaan Randle El, who spent his first four NFL seasons in Pittsburgh, accepted a three-year deal to return to the Steelers, and safety Ryan Clark spurned an offer from the Miami Dolphins to remain with the Steelers.

Mike Holmgren and the Cleveland Browns have made their first splash in free agency, signing linebacker Scott Fujita and offensive tackle Tony Pashos over the weekend.

The Jacksonville Jaguars, who finished with a franchise-low 14 sacks in 2009, the fifth-lowest total in NFL history, have signed defensive end Aaron Kampman to bolster their pass rush.

The Baltimore Ravens have acquired wide receiver Anquan Boldin from the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for third and fourth round picks in April's 2010 NFL draft.

On the same day that the Miami Dolphins released two of their starting linebackers from the 2009 season, the team signed Arizona's middle linebacker Karlos Dansby to the biggest contract ever for a player at his position.

The New York Giants have made safety Antrel Rolle the richest player at his position in NFL history, signing the former Arizona Cardinal to a five-year, $37 million contract with $15 million guaranteed.

The New England Patriots completed their biggest off-season priority on Friday, re-signing Pro Bowl nose tackle Vince Wilfork to a five-year deal that's worth a maximum of $40 million, including $25 million guaranteed and an $18 million signing bonus.

The Chicago Bears have landed Pro Bowl defensive end Julius Peppers, free agency's biggest prize.

The Indianapolis Colts have re-signed free agent middle linebacker Gary Brackett to a five-year deal worth $33 million including a $12 million signing bonus.